Protesters Be Wary: The NSW Premier Is Launching a 24/7 Police State with Rifles
Following the state-sanctioned New South Wales police attack on pro-Palestinian protesters rallying against the official visit of Israeli president Isaac Herzog on 9 February 2026, NSW premier Chris Minns announced on 26 February the establishment of a new 250 officer...
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Join the National Walk for Truth: Travis Lovett on the Need for a National Truth-Telling Process
Kerrupmara, Gunditjmara and Boandik man Travis Lovett is walking from Naarm-Melbourne to Ngunnawal land in Canberra from 19 April to 27 May 2026, and he’s inviting everyone on the continent to join him. As he explains, this is a walk...
Police Pursuit Double Fatality Occurs After NSW Police Ignore Coronial Recommendations
The New South Wales Police Force is conducting a critical incident investigation into the death of two women, who were travelling across Gundungurra land down the Old Hume Highway in the Sydney suburb of Camden South, when a 31-year-old man...
ACT Uphold the Rights of Public Housing Tenants to Live in Their Established Homes
The ACT Supreme Court recently delivered an extraordinary ruling that provides long-term public housing tenants who face eviction and transfer to other dwellings with the right to remain in their homes of up to 27 to 42 years, as they...
Sydney’s Bruised Pro-Palestinians Retake City Streets as Gaza Genocide Continues: In Photos
Local pro-Palestinians gathered on Gadigal land in Hyde Park on Sunday, 22 February 2026, to march through the Sydney CBD. The constituents were in the park to express their grievances about a 29-month-long mass murder and starvation program against the...
Pauline Hanson’s Dog Whistling on Muslims Sets Politics into Race to the Bottom
“Oh, you know, you say, ‘Oh, well, there is good Muslims out there,’” One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson said to Sky News host Sharri Markson during an interview on the evening of 16 February 2026. “How can you tell me...
The Blanket Ban on Protests in NSW Has Been Lifted, But the Damage Has Been Done
The public assembly restriction declaration (PARD) or the blanket ban on authorised protest marches that’s covered parts of Greater Sydney since 24 December 2025 was lifted on Tuesday, 17 February 2026, after being in place for eight weeks, as the...
Right to Housing in Pending NSW Human Rights Bill Could End Unfair Tenant Evictions
The ACT Supreme Court has ruled in favour of three public housing tenants living on Ngunnawal land in Canberra, who claimed their rights were breached when a program seeking to redevelop and expand such housing, sought to evict and move...
The Offence of Impersonating a Police Officer in New South Wales
A 58-year-old woman was walking on Gadigal land down Arnold Lane, in the inner Sydney suburb of Surry Hills at around 11.45 am on 13 February 2026, when a man, whom she did not know, stopped her in the alleyway...
ALS Warns of Unprecedented Risk of First Nations Custody Deaths in NSW
The Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT has warned that there’s unprecedented risk of First Nations deaths in custody in the New South Wales prison system at present, which is due to ongoing record-breaking numbers of First Peoples incarcerated in this state....
